UGC proposes MAJOR overhaul: ME, MTech grads can now land assistant professor jobs without NET


UGC News: Industry experts as well as senior professionals from public administration, public policy and public sector undertakings might soon be eligible for appointment as Vice Chancellors, according to draft norms by the University Grants Commission (UGC).

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The new guidelines will also amend the norms for hiring faculty members in universities allowing people having a postgraduate degrees in Master of Engineering (ME) and Masters of Technology (MTech), with at least 55 pc marks, to directly get recruited to the Assistant Professor. level without qualifying for the University Grants Commission National Eligibility Test (NET).


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